Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11
GREETINGS.

lously Ill.
Don't forget the old reliable Lucky
Stars at Webb's. AS
Mrs. b. F. Worthngton took in the
excursion to Ohio
Three dwelling houses to rent. En-
quire Of Pollasky Bros.
Isabella county will vote on local
option December 6.
II. Ward, of Shepherd, spent Sun
day with friends in this place.
Ben Button has moved his family in
the house lately vacated by b. 5. Webb.
Miss Matte Sherwood, of Ithaca,
spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. Black
man,
Street Commissioner Pierce will put
in a cross-walk in front of the RECORD
office.
Don t fail to see Frank 7. Frayne, at
st. Louis, Nov. IS. He is fine and well
supported.
The brick block at Mt. Pleasant. be-
ing built 10y a. w. Wright, is nearly
completed.
Prosecuting Attorney SAWYER, Of
Ithaca, was in town Tuesday on pro-
fessional business.
Miss Nora and Emma Frosch made a
short but pleasant visit with their sister
Miss I Ottip Saturday
DR.. O'Hara has been appointed post
master at Summerton as successor to
Mrs. O'Hira who resigned.
J. ID. Parker is building nice house
on Cases addition. which he intends to
occupy in the near future.
Charlie Dole, formerly Of this place,
now a residence of Kalamazoo, is In
town visiting his many friends.
The Mt Pleasant Tribune is raking
the County Farm Overseer over the
c.als, and by his story it Is well called
Marcus Pollasky, OF Chicago. was in
town Tuesday shaNing hands with old
friends. Mark is well pleased with his
new position.
The Shepherd Netrs has made its
appearance. 1t is seven column folio,
neatly printed. and well edited, and
starts out very prosperous.
The Ladies Library Society have dis
continued their reading rooms and have
located their library in rooms over DR..
Weaver's drug store.
Many citizens OF Alma and vicinity
left on the excursion to Ohio on the
10th, among them were Helen V,
wife of Bert Woodward, and her moth
er, who has been absent from there Is
years.
We are informed that two of the
soft heads that voted against bonding
the town for Public improvements are
on hand trying to get "A job at the table
factory, one of the institutions brought
here 10y this money Great cheek this
Last week Wednesday evening.
about forty little boys and girls sur
prised Miss Bertha McLaren, it being
the anniversary Of her birthday, and
before leaving, presented,her with a
lovely pair OF gold bracelets.
have two fine houses and lots for
sale, located near the central part of
town, that for cash | will sell lower
than the bottom of the sea.
BERT WOODWARD.
Ladies. 60 to +. l. Stark's and ask
for the Goodyer Glove Co rubbers; they
are the best inthe market, and will fit
and please you. We have them in four
styles.
The Alma College will publish Col
lege paper to be issued quarterly. The
first volume will be issued about Nov
Is. 1t will be called the Alma Col
lege" and will start out with 2000 cop
les. Advertisers wanting space should
apply at once,
II. f. Moblo the busy hardware mer-
chant at Riverdale, is about 10 move in
his new store which hc has just com
pleted 1t is frame building, finish
ed on the inside with hard wood, and
10 say it is fine is none too much,
However, it is none to good for Rob,
We invite the attention Of our read
ers1o the advertisement Of the enter
prising firm of Findley & Morden in
this issue; besides the bargains offered
in their large and comprehensive stock
of harnesses, blankets, robes, whips.
etc, they give to each purchaser of ten
dollars worth of goods, one years sub
.cription to the Alma RECORD free.
Give them call.